The St. Endellion Seat blends the strength of steel with soft, flowing curves that enhance user comfort. Designed as a practical yet refined piece of street furniture, it delivers reliable performance in high-footfall environments while maintaining a distinctive, modern profile.
Its perforated seat and backrest create a sense of visual lightness while supporting drainage and facilitating easy maintenance.
The seat and backrest are manufactured from perforated steel panels, framed within a robust structure. Smooth, curved armrests at either end complete the form, offering both ergonomic support and a clean architectural finish.
Construction highlights include:
• Perforated steel seat and backrest
• Framed for long-term durability
• Smooth curved armrests for added comfort
• Heavy-duty welded assembly
This perforated steel bench offers a low-maintenance solution without compromising on strength or visual appeal.
With its curved detailing and strong frame, the St. Endellion works well across a range of public settings, including:
• Town centre streetscapes
• Public parks and green spaces
• Transport hubs and civic areas
• Commercial developments
• Heritage-sensitive environments
Its balanced proportions make it suitable for both contemporary schemes and traditional landscapes.
The St. Endellion Seat is available with flexible installation methods:
• Root fixed for secure, permanent installations
• Base plated for surface mounting onto existing hard standings
This adaptability supports integration into new developments or refurbishment projects.
The bench can be supplied in a variety of powder-coated finishes, enabling coordination with wider street furniture benches or bespoke public realm colour palettes.
Dimensions and Weight
• Length: 1830mm
• Width: 550mm
• Height: 850mm
• Root length: 300mm
• Weight: 49kg
These proportions provide generous seating while maintaining structural stability in exposed locations.
The St. Endellion Seat combines structural resilience with refined curves, delivering a dependable park bench suitable for demanding public use. Designed for longevity and ease of maintenance, it remains a practical and visually considered choice for architects, local authorities, and landscape designers across the UK.
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